petersuber, 6 months ago New survey on #publishing and research culture. https://www.researchinformation.info/news/heartbreaking-read-how-researchers-feel-octopus-founder "About a third [of respondents] said they saw no benefit to their careers in sharing work quickly and openly…41% of respondents thought that open research practices had “no influence” on #assessment." FYI, here's the original report from #Octopus. But for some reason, it shackles copying/pasting. (Why?) https://www.octopus.ac/research-culture-report
New survey on #publishing and research culture. https://www.researchinformation.info/news/heartbreaking-read-how-researchers-feel-octopus-founder
"About a third [of respondents] said they saw no benefit to their careers in sharing work quickly and openly…41% of respondents thought that open research practices had “no influence” on #assessment."
FYI, here's the original report from #Octopus. But for some reason, it shackles copying/pasting. (Why?) https://www.octopus.ac/research-culture-report
luis_in_brief, 6 months ago @petersuber Honestly, that it’s down to only 1/3 see no benefit feels like a win given where we started from years ago?
@petersuber Honestly, that it’s down to only 1/3 see no benefit feels like a win given where we started from years ago?
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